Campfire Discussion

Student Success Beyond Academic Measures

October 29, 2024 10:15 - 11:15 C104 (SI)

Traditional measures of student success often focus on academic performance, such as grades and test scores. However, student success encompasses much more than academic achievements. In this presentation, you will hear stories of how we incorporate our Indigenous ways of knowing, being, and doing to nurture one’s identity. These elements contribute significantly to a student’s long-term success within their educational environment and nation. By adopting a holistic approach called Anishinaabe Aadziwin, all four quadrants of the medicine wheel are nurtured. This shift requires students to dig into their personal bundle to find innovative programs and support systems that allow for continued personal learning that contributes to building a stronger and brighter future for our nations.

Stream: Indigenous Learner Success

  • Mental health and wellness
  • Sense of belonging
  • Learner experiences
  • Learning outcomes in PSE programming

Speakers

Levi Laundrie
Educator & Language Learner | Kenjgewin Teg
Nina Trudeau
Student, Mother & Artist | Kenjgewin Teg
Debbie Debassige
Dean of Post Secondary Education & Training | Kenjgewin Teg

Moderator

Lorrie Deschamps, President, Oshwik: Wenjack

Sponsors

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